The Indoor Lab Expands Executive Team, Welcomes Greg Moya as Chief Operating Officer
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Indoor Lab, the world's leading agnostic LiDAR perception software company, today announced the expansion of its leadership team with the appointment of Greg Moya, former Chief Technology Officer of Computer Vision at Dell Technologies, as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO).
Greg Moya brings decades of experience in enterprise-grade computer vision, edge computing, and AI-driven operational systems. At Dell, he led the strategy and development of cutting-edge computer vision platforms, helping to deploy intelligent infrastructure across a global customer base. His expertise will now help drive The Indoor Lab's aggressive growth strategy as it scales its platform across cities, airports, and other critical infrastructures.
'Greg's visionary leadership and deep technical expertise in scalable perception platforms make him the perfect addition to our team,' said Patrick Blattner, CEO and Founder of The Indoor Lab. 'As we prepare for a major expansion phase, his operational insight will be key to accelerating our mission of creating central nervous systems for the world's most vital spaces.'
The Indoor Lab is pioneering the use of agnostic LiDAR perception software to enable real-time awareness and automation. By acting as the 'central nervous system' for airports, cities, and other high-traffic environments, the company is redefining how organizations approach safety, efficiency, and intelligent infrastructure.
'I'm thrilled to join The Indoor Lab at such a pivotal time,' said Greg Moya, new COO. 'The opportunity to help shape the future of real-time perception and play a role in revolutionizing public infrastructure is truly exciting.'
This leadership expansion comes at a moment when demand for accurate, privacy-safe, and scalable perception systems is surging. The Indoor Lab's patented solutions are already in use at major international airports and urban environments, with plans to expand across new industries and geographies in 2025 and beyond.
About The Indoor Lab
The Indoor Lab is the leading LiDAR perception software company developing real-time "central nervous systems" for cities, airports, and critical infrastructure to enhance safety, efficiency, and operational awareness. Our flagship enterprise platform, OVERWATCH, is recognized as the gold standard across aviation, urban environments, government agencies, and entertainment venues. With a fully agnostic approach to lidar sensor integration and a powerful analytics AI engine, OVERWATCH delivers unparalleled visibility, automation, and decision intelligence for physical spaces.
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